By: Nathan Ashbrook (Miami EWB Uganda Team Project Manager) EWB-Miami and EWB-WSU have recently returned from an implementation and...

Pillar Leader of Agriculture Edward’s ties with Hope for Kabingo go back to 2010 when he served as the medical team’s first interpreter....

Pillar Leader for Health In 2019 Patrick was hired to provide medical care and to manage Kabingo’s St. Josephine Bakhita Clinic. With the...

Pillar Leader For Economic Empowerment and Education Elizabeth has a bachelor’s degree in social work and social development. She is...

Leader among peers, Pillar Leader for Infrastructure David is the leader among his peers. Before HFK, David said he was struggling and...

Dreams of an Engineer A 10-year Reflection on Water Development in Kabingo I started the decade 2010-2020 with some hope for my future,...

Working Side by Side A Reflection on Water Development in Kabingo Water in Kabingo has been a challenge for as long as anyone can...

Fr. Richard Reflects on 10 Years of Friendship... Ten years, a ray of hope started glowing in the little village of Kabingo and the...

THE INTRODUCTION OF THE HOPE FOR KABINGO FRIENDS INTO MY LIFE CHANGED MY SORROWS INTO A MELODY OF JOY AND THANKS GIVING. By Rittah...

DECADE of BLESSINGS! An Interview with Maria Nakafeero Maria, think back on the last ten years. This newsletter is focused on the Women...

Please print & complete this form, make check payable to St. Ursula Villa and mail to: Hope for Kabingo, PO Box 54744, Cincinnati, OH...

Annett, the mother of 9, leads the 28 women Kabingo Women’s Basket Cooperative. She organizes meetings, improves weaving skills and...

2019 brings the promise of clean water to Kabingo! Last year Hope for Kabingo and Engineers without Borders partnered to drill wells and...

Our dear Mackline turns 21 and she is blossoming into an amazing young woman. Mackline is in her second year of her technical seamstress...

Betty is an industrious, hard-working woman. She has several children that she struggles to raise on her own. Her home is neat, clean...

I saw Celemensia, a lovely Ugandan woman sitting in her doorway weaving one of her beautiful baskets. Celemensia is a member of the HFK...

This past July I made my second trip to Kabingo, Uganda. I learned many new things about the village and the people who live there. It...

Mackline's New Chapter Many of us remember Mackline Tumusiime. In July, 2011, the 14 year old girl came to Ohio for reconstructive...

It was another fabulous trip to Kabingo. The very committed Engineers Without Borders’ team successfully contracted the drilling of new...

Two professional engineers and four Miami University Students worked with the Ugandan team including two HFK sponsored engineering...